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This is a guest contribution from Dan Bagby of Honeymoon Always. Many travel bloggers start blogging with dreams of getting free travel around the world. Last year, I set out with the goal to see what it …

08/01/2017

A 66 Year Old Woman's Solo Backpacking in South America, Annie Sparkes, a solo traveler in her sixties sharing life on the road as a mature traveler.

23/12/2016

Jarryd Salem of NOMADasaurus explains how travel bloggers really make money.

15/11/2016

19/03/2016

Anthony Bourdain, the celebrity chef turned TV show host, believes there's untapped potential with digital media to dive deeper into food and travel stories.  During a South by Southwest Interactive keynote moderated by Nathan Thornburgh, chief editor and publisher at Roads & Kingdoms, Bourdain talk…

04/02/2015

The 6 essential lessons of a satisfying, productive career

1. There is no plan.
Make decisions for fundamental, not instrumental, reasons.

2. Think strengths, not weaknesses.
What do you consistently do well? What gives you energy rather than drains it?

3. It’s not about you.
The most successful people improve their own lives by improving others’ lives.

4. Persistence trumps talent.
There are massive returns to doggedness.

5. Make excellent mistakes.
Commit errors from which the benefits of what you’ve learned exceed the costs of the screw-up.

6. Leave an imprint.
Recognize that your life isn’t infinite and that you should use your limited time here to do something that matters.


http://www.danpink.com/2013/05/the-6-essential-lessons-of-a-satisfying-productive-career/

Just in time for graduation season, Johnny Bunko is here to remind you of the 6 essential lessons of any satisfying, productive career: 1. There is no

04/02/2015

http://www.seanogle.com/travel/move-to-asia

Moving to Asia is one of the best ways to start a lifestyle business. It’s not just the cheap cost of living that makes it worthwhile.

30/01/2015

Who are the mentors to billionaires, chess prodigies, rockstars, and mega-bestselling authors?  Who teaches them to do what they do? To achieve the success they achieve? Oftentimes...it's books.

29/01/2015

What gets your heart pumping?

25/01/2015

What a fascinating story:

By Rob Greenfield  Not that long ago my main priorities included binge drinking every weekend, looking good, and macking on pretty much every good looking g

24/01/2015

"Most [monthly] salaries range from $3,000-$5,000 tax-free. When combined with all the other perks you receive–such as free health care and a year-end bonus–it makes for a serious compensation package."

Teaching English in Saudi Arabia can be very lucrative, but it doesn't come without substantial sacrifice. You give up a lot of freedom, especially if...

24/01/2015

What more can we say about distracted texters? KTLA caught footage of this unwary gentleman nearly stepping on top of a black bear meandering through ...

15/01/2015

Ya me voy!

US economy magazine Forbes has placed Colombia 8th in a list of 25 global destinations for foreign retirees.

14/01/2015

Intriguing... Have a listen.

We recently had the pleasure of having Inventor and C-Founder of Google X, Tom Chi, speak at Awesomeness Fest West 2014 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Mindvalley’s ...

07/01/2015

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"Segway Extreme"?

06/01/2015

Day becomes night, in Gwangalli Beach.

06/01/2015

That's me, trying to look cool. Instead, my big bootay broke the bench! -joking.

06/01/2015

Grown men, in Animal onesies, playing music in the street. This is Welcome to

06/01/2015

See also: 4 hot design and art events happening in Chiang Mai this December HotSpots Dai Studio, Baan Khang Wat

06/01/2015

This awesome kimchi jiggae, and side dishes cost 3,500 Korean Won ~ or about $3.18 USD.
#대박

05/01/2015

Street photography requires a knack for catching quirky and unexpected details that others might miss, and this is a talent that self-taught Chinese street photographer Tao Liu has in spades. As a water meter reader in the city of Haifei, he spends his days on the streets, where he can capture warm,…

05/01/2015

03/01/2015

The accessibility of telecommunications technology and global travel has made it easier than ever to work as a digital nomad. As a result, Saigon has ...

02/01/2015

“My wife and I were both on the six figure plan. I was thinking that if I could get to $100,000 a year, I’d be all right. I studied information systems and economics in college. I had a decent paying job at the 311 call center. Every morning I’d wake up early then fall back asleep on the subway. It was like that Groundhog’s Day movie. The ‘deferred life plan’ wasn’t working for me. Everyone kept telling me that all I needed was another master’s degree, or another certification, but I was done with it. So I quit my job and decided to be a musician. I turned off the TV. I turned off the radio. I devoted myself full time to music. I’d never played an instrument before, so I found some YouTube videos that taught me basic chord progressions on guitar and keyboard. I was really bad for a long time. I wondered if I’d made a mistake. But when I listened to the early work of famous musicians like Dr. Dre, they weren’t that good either. I thought: ‘I’m just as smart as them. And they were like me once. So if they got there, so can I.’ I started driving a cab so I could control my own hours. I’d get off at 2 AM and make music until 5 AM, but I’d still wake up happy because life had a purpose now. I called my first album ‘Better Than Fantastic,’ because that’s how it felt. I’ve handed out 10,000 of them. I give one to everyone who rides in the cab.”

01/01/2015

My first sunset of 2015.
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